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About the USI Counseling Center

While the campus community affords a wide variety of resources to help you adjust to college life, the Counseling Center's primary purpose is to provide psychological support to enhance your experience at the University of Southern Indiana as you pursue your academic and personal goals. The following are supportive services offered in the Center.

Primary Services
-Personal counseling
-Disability resources
-Substance abuse counseling
-Crisis intervention
-Consultation, outreach and referral to community agencies
-National test program proctoring

Other Counseling Services
Life Direction Counseling
- individual and group assessment
- life direction decision-making

Academic/Retention Support
- intervention assistance for excessive absenteeism
- help identifying and remediating obstacles to success
- assistance with hospitalizations, out-patient follow-up, or medical withdrawals

Internship Training
- bachelor's level intern supervision and field experiences

Veterans Administration Tutor Payment Service
- coordination of VA billing and payment of tutors for disabled vets
- advocacy and counseling
-for more information about this service, follow this link: VA Tutoring

Workshops, Programs and Presentations
Work shops are available throughout the year at the request of members of the University community. Presentations are structured around the request of each group. Sample seminars include, but are not limited to, time management, eating disorders, gender issues, communication and self-esteem, suicide, grief resolution, substance abuse, and assertiveness training.

Appointments to see a counselor or schedule a presentation may be made in person (OC 1051) or by telephone (464-1867) Monday through Friday between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Services are provided regardless of gender, race, age, disability, sexual orientation, or nationality.

8600 University Boulevard - Evansville, IN 47712-3596 - 812/464-8600